Rebecca Moesta and Kevin J. Anderson appeared at the newly reopened Columbia Memorial Space Center in Downey, California at a launch party for the new Star Challengers series. This educational center, space museum, and Challenger Learning Center is an extensive complex on the site where some of the original Apollo Program work was done.
All hands were on deck to sign copies of Moonbase Crisis at Catalyst Game Labs‘ booth at DragonCon 2010 (the world’s largest multi-media, popular culture convention focusing on science fiction and fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music and film).
June Scobee Rodgers, Rebecca Moesta, and Kevin J. Anderson signing copies of Star Challengers: Moonbase Crises.
Kevin J. Anderson, Rebecca Moesta, June Scobee Rodger, and Loren Coleman.
Lt. Gen. Don Rodgers USA (ret), June’s husband, and Brent Evans, Catalyst Game Labs Art Director.
Information on future signing opportunities will be posted when they become available.
On Saturday, Sept 4, June Scobee Rodgers—founder of the Challenger Learning Centers—will be appearing with Kevin J. Anderson and Rebecca Moesta, as well as Loren Coleman (of Catalyst Game Labs) at DragonCon in Atlanta.
They will chair a panel at 1 PM about the Challenger Learning Centers for Space Science Education, as well as the Star Challengers series and the new release of the first volume, Moonbase Crisis (see the on-site registration booklet for panel location).
All three will also be signing copies of the book at 4 PM Saturday at the Catalyst Game Labs booth in Exhibitor Hall 1.
If you’re in attendance stop on by both the panel as well as the Catalyst Game Labs booth!
“Meteors coming in, lots of them,” said Chief Ansari. “We’re detecting a number of hazardous objects. No telling where they might land.”
“Like a hailstorm in space,” Dyl said. “One direct impact could cause a great deal of damage to the moonbase.” Dr. Romero began to rummage around at the back of the Control Center module. “Time to get to the bunker, Chief.”
“Standard emergency procedure. We’ll have to ride it out,” Ansari told the cadets. “Join us, quickly.” A wave of panic hit Dyl at the thought of his sister out- side in her spacesuit during a meteor shower. “But we can’t leave the team outside unprotected!”
“Alarm sensors will have sounded on their suits, too. Let’s hope they can find protective cover. No time to argue. Follow Dr. Romero.”
The doctor pulled on a recessed handle in the deck plates, revealing a hatch in the floor and an underground shelter. “Come on!”
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